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PETALING JAYA : Manny Pacquiao, eighth division boxing champion of the Philippines, is fighting for the biggest boxing match in Kuala Lumpur since Muhammad Ali beat heavyweight champion Joe Bugner at Stadium Merdeka in 1975.
Pacquiao, also known as Pacman, declared himself ready for the WBA welterweight bout on Sunday against Lucas Matthysse at the Axiata Arena. "I feel good," said Pacquiao, who is also known as Pacman. "My mind is focused on struggle and victory."
Matthysse is confident of retaining the title he has won in an eight-round win against Tewa Kiram in Thailand last January.
"I'm 100% sure I trained very hard to defend my title in Malaysia," Matthysse said.
After his appearance on the red carpet, the Argentinean headed to a makeshift gym in the resort, where he had been training behind Since his arrival here last Thursday for s & # 39; 39; acclimate.
"I have already gotten used to the weather and the time here, I am in very good condition and I promise a great performance to the world," he added. ] window.fbAsyncInit = function () {
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